Bequia has a rich fishing heritage, which is still very much alive on the island. Many people of the restaurants go out fishing every day, serving the fish in the evening. And since many of the tourists and locals eat fish every day, there are many people working as fishermen.
FISHING
CATCHING YOUR OWN DINNER – OR BUYING IT FRESH AT SHORE
It is no surprise that fishing is getting more and more popular on the island, also among visitors. The waters surrounding the island are inhabited by various fish. Along the coast of Bequia, you can fish marlin, kingfish, tuna, mahi mahi and barracuda among many others.
You can choose between different levels of fishing. If you just want to relax, you might want to keep it simple, and in that case, all you need is a line and a lure. If you are a skilled fisher, and need more advanced equipment, a boat and professional help around the Belmont Walkway and Paget Farm.
Why not do as some of the inhabitants and catch your own dinner? If you are not ready for fishing, you can always find a fisherman offering fresh lobster and fish. Look for the fishermen at the shore of Port Elizabeth.